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Should be optional.

I feel equally threatened by a potentially weak bank app running on my phone all the time as I would my carrier giving away the keys to the castle.

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It gives you a better case that you are the owner of the account, if you were to get a human to review.

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Yes, on shit tons of major services.

Register multiple/duplicate keys.

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Until they're targeted.

You can fool carrier customer service with no training.

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Secure phones are sub-$200.

If you have multiple accounts, services, etc, then backing up your 2FA codes, or registering two devices/phones at the same time should be on your radar.

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Until the Linux kernel isn't swiss, and Linux phones have secure boot, it's Graphene for me.

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People don't "want" to use credit cards or PayPal, either.

They do so because it gets the job done.

You'll get really tired from all of these gymnastics trying to convince everyone already using cryptocurrency that nobody's using cryptocurrency.

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Wireshark and alternatives.

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https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/nyclu-citys-public-wi-fi...

http://rethinklink.nyc/

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And all you had to give up was sandboxing and process per site isolation!

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> Google may not have been the best partner

After how they acted in New York City, I can't believe any city would even pick up their calls.

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